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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Call For Review Of “Safe” Lead Levels

A new study from Cornell University has found that even very small amounts of lead in children’s blood – amounts…

November 21, 2007 Will Parker
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New Molecular Insights Into Post-Coital “Ladies’ Choice”

It’s common knowledge that males take the obvious sexual selection route, using bright plumage, energetic mating dances or fancy sports…

November 20, 2007 Will Parker
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Females Finessed By Fishy Fellatio

Researchers from Konstanz University in Germany have identified a gene in male cichlid fish that evolved to lure female fish…

November 19, 2007 Will Parker
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Viral-Vector Vaccines Vexed

Hopes for radical new vaccines using so-called viral vector technology have received a setback, with researchers reporting that the method…

November 16, 2007 Will Parker
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Men: Simple Creatures

No matter the species, males evolve flashier features and more melodious warbles in an eternal competition to win the best…

November 15, 2007 Will Parker
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New Rationale For Biological Complexity Proposed

Scientists have been pondering the fundamental creative force behind life on Earth for millennia, and now, thanks to almost a…

November 14, 2007 Will Parker
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Digging Chimps Provide Insights Into Early Human Diet

Even when food is plentiful above ground, chimps still choose to dig for roots and tubers, indicating that perhaps our…

November 13, 2007 Will Parker
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Evolutionary Algorithms Used To Design A Better Leaf

A computer model of a plant that mimics the process of evolution produces more leaves and fruit without needing extra…

November 12, 2007 Will Parker
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Genome Analysis Left Wanting

The sequencing and comparison of 12 fruit fly genomes – involving hundreds of scientists from more than 100 institutions in…

November 8, 2007 Will Parker
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Prof Pooh-Poohs Western World’s Anti-Bacterial Crusade

Society’s anti-bacterial crusade makes children and adults more likely to develop asthma and allergies – and perhaps even mental illnesses,…

November 7, 2007 Will Parker
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Biodiversity Crunch Threatens Plant Productivity

A new analysis suggests that as plant species around the world go extinct, natural habitats become less productive and contain…

November 6, 2007 Will Parker
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Evolutionary Risk Distribution Law Identified

Taking a “chance” is one of the impulses that drives evolution. But when do cells retain specific gene sequences, and…

November 5, 2007 Will Parker
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Evidence of “Memory” In Molecular Interactions

Evidence has been uncovered that some molecular interactions on cell surfaces may have a “memory” that affects their future interactions.…

November 1, 2007 Will Parker
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Massive Longevity Boost From Lithium

Nematode worms treated with lithium showed an astonishing 46 percent increase in lifespan, raising the tantalizing question of whether humans…

October 31, 2007 Will Parker
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Organic Carbon Declines In Fertilized Soils

Adding nitrogen fertilizer is believed to benefit the soil by building organic carbon, but University of Illinois soil scientists have…

October 30, 2007 Will Parker
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New Holder Of Hottest Chile Record

Bhut Jolokia, a variety of chile pepper originating in Assam, India, has taken the title of the world’s hottest, announce…

October 29, 2007 Will Parker
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Physicists Mull Big Bang Detritus

Physicists from the Institute of Physics of Cantabria (IFCA) and the University of Cambridge may have discovered an example of…

October 26, 2007 Will Parker
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Balloon-Borne Solar Telescope Reaches 120,000 Feet

The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) this month successfully launched a solar telescope to an altitude of 120,000 feet,…

October 25, 2007 Will Parker
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Cancer Triggered By Viral Selection?

New research suggests that viruses may contribute to cancer by causing excessive death to normal cells while promoting the growth…

October 24, 2007 Will Parker
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CO2 Rocketing, Carbon Sinks Failing

Man’s activities are releasing carbon dioxide faster than ever, while the natural processes that normally slow its build up in…

October 23, 2007 Will Parker
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Ancient Proto-Eyes Turned-On By Moonlight

Australian and Israeli researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (CoECRS) have discovered what makes moonlight…

October 22, 2007 Will Parker
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Language-Gene Evolution Shared By Humans And Neanderthals

Adaptive changes in a human gene involved in speech and language processing were shared by our closest extinct relatives, the…

October 19, 2007 Will Parker
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X Chromosome: The Evolutionary Smoking Gun

University of Rochester scientists believe they have confirmed a controversial theory that the X chromosome (the female chromosome) is a…

October 18, 2007 Will Parker
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Blood Could Be Integral Part Of Brain’s Processing Power

Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology believe that blood may actually help us think, in addition to its well-known…

October 17, 2007 Will Parker
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Parenting Suffers With Too Much Testosterone

Ramping up testosterone production can help male birds win a mate, but it also turns them into bad dads, who…

October 16, 2007 Will Parker
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Inventing Illness

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October 12, 2007 Will Parker
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Exotic Form Of Carbon Dioxide Cranks Up Greenhouse Effect On Venus

Planetary scientists have tracked down an exotic form of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of Venus, which they believe could…

October 11, 2007 Will Parker
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Pregnant Moose Cozy Up To Traffic

Roads and motor vehicles aren’t generally thought of as beneficial to forest critters. But when it’s time for moose to…

October 10, 2007 Will Parker
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GE Corn A Threat To Waterways?

A widely planted variety of genetically engineered corn has the potential to harm aquatic ecosystems, suggests a study published in…

October 9, 2007 Will Parker
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Fish Hatcheries Cause Stunning Loss Of Reproductive Fitness

Trout raised in hatcheries suffer a dramatic and unexpectedly fast drop in their ability to reproduce in the wild, a…

October 5, 2007 Will Parker

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